Virginia Farmers Warned Against Over Expansion In Crops
Virginia agriculture officials cautioned farmers against expanding crops too rapidly as prices may drop. L. M. W. Jr urged restraint and prudent debt management, citing wartime credit expansions and shifts in demand. He noted tobacco and other markets fluctuated, with AAA payments and rural programs affecting income levels.
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Virginia Farmers Face Possible Production Cuts
Virginia agricultural economists warn that permanent reductions in production may be needed for crops tied to exports, notably apples tobacco and cotton. Tobacco acreage could be reduced or kept near current levels while total crop value rose despite similar overall acreage. Floods damaged lowland crops in Southside Virginia though corn yield reached a high 26.5 bushels per acre on 1 405 000 harvested acres. Corn led value at 28 097 000 dollars with hay at 15 149 000 dollars. Soil Conservation Districts expanded to 40 counties under the 1938 act and new districts formed in several counties as landowners voted in the year.
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Blacksburg
AAA
Tcotton
H. N. Young
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Young
Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
State Soil Conservation Commission
Oak Valley
Augusta
Bingham Counties
E. Lee
Appomattox
Buckingham
Campbell, New River
Carroll, Grayson
James River
Henrico
Chesterfield
Prince George
Prederick County
Virginia farm districts and agriculture programs outlined
The text notes the establishment of the Lord Fairfax district as thirteenth in the state, with additions in 1940 to several districts. It cites the Department of Agriculture in boosting farm productivity and soil conservation through lime and superphosphate, legume seed use, and testing for paint purity. It reports a full year of activity, new equipment, and ongoing outreach to farmers.
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Lord Fairfax
Tidewater
Caroline
Hanover
Mathews
Thomas Jefferson
Nelson
Piedmont
Powhatan
Culpeper
Madison
Orange
Northern Neck
Northumberland
Lancaster
Westmoreland
Richmond
State Department of Agrito
AAA
Department
Virginia
Appomattox
Department of Agriculture
Tourist reveals name tied to three towns in New York
In Sumter South Carolina a tourist at a gas station snapped photos after glancing at a highway sign listing Elliott Lamar Darlington as his own name. The attendant noted no anomaly until the visitor explained he was from New York.
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Sumter
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Service Station
Elliott
Lamar
Darlington
Elliott Lamar Darlington
New York
Art Critic Joins Army To Teach Industrial Camouflage
Homer Schiff Saint-Gaudens, director at Carnegie Institute and son of a sculptor, is recalled to active duty to aid the army’s camouflage program. He will advise on industrial camouflage and explains most schemes fail, but a worthwhile tenth justifies testing the rest. He reports to the army engineers office in Washington next week.
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Saint-Gaudens
Samuel
Pittsburgh
Uncle Sam
Homer Schiff Saint-Gaudens
Carnegie Institute
Blotting Out Shadows With Painted Roof Roadway
A fragment describes using paint to create a roadway across a roof to obscure outlines and shadows. The text implies concealment or camouflage, focusing on the visual effect rather than a broader context.
Relief At Last For Your Cough
Coughs bronchitis and chest colds may worsen without treatment. The ad promotes Oliver Creose’s process medicines for coughs that loosen phlegm, soothe inflamed bronchial membranes, and aid rest and sleep with a non narcotic formula. If not satisfied, money back.
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Oliver Creose
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